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Covering a space in wallpaper has also never been easier. Thanks to removable designs, you can have a pattern up and looking perfect without help from a professional. Renters will also love how easy this type of wallpaper is to remove at the end of their lease. Before taking on your own wallpapering project, make sure to carefully clean and inspect your walls for uneven areas. There are things you can do to make the task a bit easier, like applying a wallpaper liner.

To save you some time scanning wallpaper collection after wallpaper collection, we dug into our favorite patterns and textures. Ahead, 18 stunning best sellers and the wallpaper stores where you can find them.

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Acclaimed interior designer and AD100 member Sheila Bridges offers a unique selection of hand-screened wallpapers. Her stunning Harlem Toile de Jouy wallpaper has been featured in museums around the world, including the Studio Museum in Harlem, the Museum of Art and Design in New York City, and the Muse De La Toile De Jouy in France.

Wallshoppe has exclusive collections from Nathan Turner, Sugar Paper, Chris Benz, Carly Home, and Tea Collection. Tea Collection, in particular, is perfect for kids rooms, with a stunning range of fun, colorful prints and patterns. The Dumbo wallpaper showcased above is one of their removable wallpapers and is available in a variety of bold hues.

This gorgeous, textured wallpaper from Graham & Brown is an ode to luxury. It would work equally well in an office, bedroom, glamorous bathroom, or an entryway in need of a little drama. This elevated style is a hallmark of Graham & Brown. In addition to moody offerings like this one, they also have a variety of options on the lighter side of things, including spirited chevron, quirky florals, metallic botanicals, chunky stripes, and versatile tessellations.

I had a few questions on roll sizes and Milton & King was able to help me purchase the correct number of rolls. I also received my package via DHL in a timely manner. We had just applied the wallpaper with the help from m&k's instructional video! We love the wallpaper! Quality and design is great!

We have top wallpaper designs to suit every type of room, from living rooms to home offices. The diverse range of patterns and colours in this collection gives you an idea of the quality of our top wallpaper designs. Our collection of popular wallpapers lend themselves to the most contemporary and most traditional of homes, with something for everyone included in the extensive collection. Whether you prefer a luxurious marble effect or modern geometric shapes, filter your search by theme or colour to find a best-seller wallpaper design that matches your taste. Our wallpapers are easy to paste to the wall for quick application.

After spending 10 weeks researching, sampling, and testing wallpapers from nine brands in a range of patterns, we found three peel-and-stick wallpapers that you can apply with confidence and (relative) ease, no matter your style.

For this guide, I dove into recent scientific research, CDC recommendations, and industry standards on indoor air quality and materials found in wall coverings. I also interviewed Teresa McGrath and Nsilo Berry, both researchers at the Healthy Building Network. (HBN is a materials transparency organization for the architecture and construction industry. It shares information on building materials, and its database, the Pharos Project, received an award from the Environmental Protection Agency.) I also spoke with wallpaper manufacturers for the wallpapers we tested to inquire about the ordering process, lead times, application instructions, and clarifications on materials.

I also spoke with wallpaper experts in interior design: Kelly Finley, founder of Joy Street Design, an interior-design firm based in Oakland, California, and Shavonda Gardner, a designer who specializes in small homes.

Check your walls: Peel-and-stick wallpaper works only on non-textured walls. It does not work at all on textured drywall, including spray textures like popcorn and orange peel, brush textures like sand swirl and rosebud, or knife textures like knockdown and comb.

With these criteria in mind, we narrowed an initial list of 23 peel-and-stick wallpaper brands down to nine that we wanted to put to the test. We tested samples of each of the nine, putting them to an initial 48-hour stick-and-peel test. We immediately eliminated one candidate for quality and performance, and we moved on to test eight contenders.

To mimic the experience of installing wallpaper alone, we also called in full-size panels or rolls for each of the eight brands. We applied them in vertical sections in a hallway and the kitchen, and we left them up for a minimum of two weeks. After this mock install, we removed these sections and selected our picks.

The print quality on the samples we received was excellent, with crisp, fine lines and saturated colors. But tone did differ a bit from how it looked onscreen (which is why you should always order samples). There is a decent range of styles and color palettes to choose from, including truly small-scale prints (surprisingly uncommon for peel-and-stick wallpapers, which often reflect a bigger, bolder aesthetic).

In this round of testing, we limited ourselves to a manageable nine brands that would best meet a combination of the criteria described above. There were a few we considered but did not test this time. And we look forward to reconsidering and possibly testing them in a future update: Anewall, Artemis, Drop It Modern, Mayflower Wallpaper, NextWall, RoomMates, and Wallpaperie, among others.

Traditional or unpasted wallpaper comes without adhesive. It can be made from a variety of materials, including paper, fabric, and vinyl. To install it, you typically use a roller or brush to apply glue to a sheet of wallpaper. Then you hang the sheet on the wall and repeat.

Since peel-and-stick wallpaper does not require a wet adhesive (unlike traditional and some removable wallpapers), health concerns are mostly due to long-term exposure to ortho-phthalates (used to make PVC material flexible and pliable) and volatile organic compounds (or VOCs, usually from inks).

Oh, the dreaded wallpaper! My house is/was full of it and I've got it down to a science too. Instead of vinegar and water, I use hot water and a bit of fabric softener - don't know why it works, but it does.

Thanks for the wallpaper removal tute! Your walls, as well as your home, look so beautiful. We've just bought a house in upstate New York (to be by our grandchildren) and it is filled with 1980s wallpaper! I'm taking lots of vitamins so I'll be up to the challenge! You're so cute! My son was a big fan of Journey! :)Be a sweetie,Shelia :)

Oh you poor thing -- bless your heart you had all those rooms to do but by golly it certainly turned out beautiful. We had to remove strawberry wallpaper, duck wallpaper, gingham wallpaper and big cottage rose wallpaper. At least there were two rooms that didn't have wallpaper. And you certainly deserve your PhD. Would you ever wallpaper again? I think your paint and frog tape looks beautiful and it is so much easier to paint over a wall than to remove paper. I won't ever wallpaper a wall again. Frankly I think you deserve some kind of medal for all the work. Have a wonderful day.

The fabric softener and hot water in a spray bottle worked best for me with a plastic scraper! The worst paper I had to remove was the kind of wallpaper you tear pieces of and put on! The previous owner had used that paper on top of 2 other layers of paper!! It's a good thing I like to remove wallpaper!!Your home is GORGEOUS and so worth all the hours getting it to where it is now!!

You are right - I think the wallpaper at my mother's home is cemented from years ago. I have been avoiding the task for a while. Maybe a supply of iced tea, several Chesney albums, and some time will do it. You have inspired me with the pictures.

And, look at the gorgeous pay off of all of that wallpaper removal labor. You did wonderful, KariAnne.Our hardest wallpaper removal adventure was the paper in our kitchen and breakfast room when we moved in this house. They apparently used very good glue - and they didn't size the walls prior to hanging the paper. It came off in strips about one inch wide and six inches long. But, here it is 24 years later, and I am still rejoicing that it is gone.

What about removing contact paper used as wallpaper?? Thats what the previous owners had used in the kitchen, one wall in the living room and the bathroom including the ceiling!!! YUCK is all i CAN say, it came off after hours and hours of removal adventures. Now it's all painted and beautiful:) I kept a small spot (hidden) to remind myself of that gorgeous contact paper!!

This brings back so many memories for me. When we bought our house, EVERY room had wallpaper that had to be removed. We had no idea what we were in for. I remember the excitement that I felt when one long strip came off rather than a small one. We didn't rent any special equipment for the process, just wet, score and scrap. Rather than vinegar and water, we used a solution of Downey fabric softener diluted with water and the house smelled really good.

Can I just say?.........You Rock.When we were looking at houses, I said a big fat NO to beautiful homes that had a ton a wallpaper, simply because I hate taking that stuff down. After seeing what you've done in your gorgeous home, I am impressed!

You know what the easiest way is to get wallpaper off? Pay someone else to do it! We had 13 of 16 rooms in our house covered in wallpaper. We had him take off 7 of the 13, we removed one rooms worth (which was that really great kind that just peeled off in sheets) and the rest stayed put until the area was gutted. I can't imagine how long that took you to do. It's tedious and frustrating work but your results are lovely. Thanks for sharing!

You're a trooper. My hubby and I tried to take a bright, I MEAN BRIGHT!, floral and checked wallpaper off our former kitchen's walls and that glue could have patched the Titanic. After 3 hours of using EVERYTHING we heard recommended, we got a 3 inch x 3 inch piece off. That was enough for me so we decided bead board was the way to go! :) Another great job, KariAnne. I can't believe those are the same rooms!!! 17dc91bb1f